The event is one in a series of community festivals celebrating the fall harvest season along the state canal system and is sponsored by the village of Phoenix, Phoenix Rising, Taste NY, the New York State Canal Corp., I Love New York, and the state Department of Agriculture and Markets.
With the 10th Annual Diane Falise Memorial Scrabble Fest just days away excitement is building for one of the area’s most anticipated fundraisers. A benefit for Oswego County Opportunities Literacy Volunteers, the fest takes place on September 22 6:30 – 9 p.m. at the Oswego Elks Lodge, 312 W, Fifth St.
Camp Hollis, in the town of Oswego, and the Oswego County Nature Park at Camp Zerbe, in Williamstown, are owned by Oswego County and operated by the Youth Bureau. The facilities are available May through October for use by families, wedding parties, youth groups, clubs, school groups and other organizations.
Rabies continues to be a threat across Oswego County, and the Oswego County Health Department reminds residents that it will hold two more rabies clinics this fall. Clinics will be Oct. 5, at the County Highway Garage, Pulaski, and Nov. 2, at the County Highway Garage, Scriba.
Nominated by fellow employees, the employees were recognized for their commitment, resourcefulness, and dedication to OCO and those they serve.
Healthy-food tastings, health talks by local experts, indoor and outdoor fitness demonstrations, and health screenings will highlight a National Women’s Health and Fitness Day celebration from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 28, at SUNY Oswego Metro Center.
As the crowd settled in for the United Way of Greater Oswego County kick off breakfast for its 2016-17 annual campaign, they were greeted with two rather introspective questions…What’s your story? Why do you support United Way?
Joe Hutchinson, longtime Oswego Rotarian, was celebrated in a member highlight recently for his military service. Hutchinson was honored with a quilt created by the group Quilts of Valor Foundation.
Stella is a sweet, friendly, pretty long-haired youngster who raised her own kittens. They all have homes of their own now. So, it’s time for her to have a home and a good life, too. She is getting used to the dogs in her foster home and she is great with people.
Oswego Health introduces a new service to assist area residents suffering from one of life’s most embarrassing issues, urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence affects one in four women and can also be an annoying issue for men. Providing relief from incontinence are Oswego Health Urologists Elizabeth Bozeman, MD, and her husband, Gary Bozeman, MD.
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